Starting light today. This has a citrusy taste that is mainly orange/orange zest with a little tangerine thrown in. Bitterness is light. Has an equal amount of sweet malt. It kind of bounces back and forth from the malty side to the hoppy side depending on each sip. Has a hint of pine. It is kind of light in general and just a tad watery. It is a session though. Decent. Best by 11/20/25.

I thought this was a new one and I logged as so. Then realized I added a duplicate. (Reported it as so). My original review is spot on even 5 years later. “This is like an old school IPA with a light marzen style twist to it. Quite hoppy with pine and grapefruit leading the way. Add some light to medium toasted caramel malt. “. Now, it seems to me like an old style British IPA. It’s little sweet with a nice hoppy finish. The caramel is toasted but seems to have a bit of a burnt taste to it this time.

This one was really off the wall. This has a strong strawberry, light vanilla and shortcake taste. Pretty much what it says it is by its name. It kind of has an artificial taste to it although they list natural strawberry as part of the ingredients. It is very sweet with some tartness to it. Has a little bit of an alcohol taste as it warms. It does taste like strawberry shortcake so I’ll give it that. Gave it a 3 for that. Beer wise only - 2.1. Best by 12/9/25

This is a tropical and a little citrusy. Has some guava, passionfruit, orange, light grapefruit, hint of mango with subtle bits of other fruits thrown in. Hoppy bitterness is medium - borderline medium+. Has some nice complimentary pine. Also has a some semi-sweet caramel malt that is light+. Started at a 3.9 but finished at a 4.2. Went with that. BBD 10/16/25

Having a no IPA weekend. Going to the dark side / dessert side today. This tastes just like it is named. Has an apple, cinnamon, light vanilla with a hint+ of brown sugar. It is quite sweet. It’s amazing what they can do with beer nowadays. I almost feel like I need some vanilla ice cream to go with this beer. Has a best by date of 1/1/26 🍎🥮

Going to the wheat side today. I picked this up today as I don’t think I’ve ever had a peach Hefe. I have to admit it intrigued me. So here we go. This has a pretty strong peach taste (surprise) that is on the juicy side. Then the clove kicks in, mainly in the aftertaste, that doesn’t seem to mesh well with the peach. It’s either that or it’s an artificial peach taste kicking in. I get hints of banana that fade in and out. The clove does the same but is more constant than the banana. It was nice, different but nothing great. The aftertaste is what diminished this beer. Best by date 10/25/25.

Perfect for pantera concert!!

Small bubbles, nice head and beautiful dark colour. The smell is toasty with grilled bread and chocolate notes. We have some cookie and caramel hints... Nice! 1/1 The attack is toasty and has chocolate notes. .8/1 The middle taste has milk chocolate notes and cookies notes. .9/1 The aftertaste is truly amazing with milk chocolate, cookie and caramel notes with a little saltyness. Beautiful! 1/1 Overall a very nice beer that keeps it promises. Complex and well balanced. 1/1

Medium sized bubbles, not a lot of foam. The smell is very powerful with a lot of orange aromas and orange peel aromas. Nice smell! The taste is indeed very juicy. We almost feel like drinking orange juice! It has a lot of orange aromas and... that's all. So it's not very complex. We also have some sweetness that mimics the "drinking juice" feeling. Unfortunately we can taste a bit the alcohol in the aftertaste. To conclude, if you like orange juice definitely try this beer and if you want a complex, well-balanced and elegant beer maybe try something else. However the promises written on the can are kept as the beer is indeed "extra juicy", "bold", with "fruit juice flavour" and whether you like this beer or not all the statements are true! That's not terrible but that's not very good either...